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Australian Legislation:
Cloning and Stem Cell Legislation Review 2005-06

1-30 November 2006

Australia's cloning Bill passes final hurdle: house of representatives vote yes after emotional four-day debate

30 November 2006

House of Representatives cloning Bill debate

30 November 2006

Debate speeches: so far more in favour, but early days

30 November 2006

29 November 2006

Cloning lower house vote debate underway

Australia's stem cell legislation vote may be delayed

28 November 2006 - AWB legislation may delay stem cell vote [pdf 14kb]

Both sides state their case on stem cells and cloning ahead of lower house vote

Parliamentary digest of Patterson's stem cell Bill

27 November 2006 - Patterson Bill Digest [pdf 496kb]

Australia's stem cell vote in international news

Australia's lower house vote on stem cell Bill to occur this week

26 November 2006 - Stem cell go-ahead just days away [pdf 12kb]

New poll shows Australians want stem cell research to go ahead

23 November 2006 - Poll 'yes' to stem cell laws [pdf 12kb]

Opposition to Austrlaia's cloning Bill extreme with possible go-ahead so close

21 November 2006 - Making Embryos from Aborted baby girls [pdf 312kb]

Australian Senate stem cell legislation debate and vote

More reactions to Senate vote; MPs discuss their Lower House vote still to come

9 November 2006

8 November 2006

Australia's stem cell vote: Speculation and focus slowly moving to the House of Representatives

9 November 2006

8 November 2006

Australia's latest stem cell vote in an international context

8 November 2006 - Research that hangs on stem-cell politics

Stem cell Bill amendment leads to questions about sources of eggs

8 November 2006 - Stem cell bill bans human-animal 'hybrids' [pdf 36kb]

Optimistic views on what the stem cell vote means for patients and for Australian research

9 November 2006

After heated debate, close vote allows stem cell Bill through Senate with amendments; emotions run high after result announced

8 November 2006

7 November 2006

Senate stem cell debate continues ahead of final vote

7 November 2006

After the first day of senate debate on stem cell Bill, 18 senators have spoken for and 18 against Patterson's Bill

7 November 2006

6 November 2006

5 November 2006

4 November 2006

Anti-cloners step up their campaign as Senate numbers looked tipped to allow Bill

2 November 2006

1 November 2006

 
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